The Forsaken Girl Returns with Power novel Chapter 8

Blood splashed down in the white snow, as if bright red roses in full bloom.

There were bodies on the ground.

The girl stood in the snow, her dyed red skirt flying in the strong wind, as if it was playing a lament.

"Sister!"

The little boy's shrill cry pierced the snowy night.

The young girl was suddenly woken up, and her eyes shook. She looked blankly at the fruit knife dripping with blood in her hand, and looked at the bodies all over the ground. In hindsight, she found what she had done, and suddenly she held her head and screamed hysterically.

"Sister!"

"I killed them."

The girl trembled all over, and suddenly seemed to think of something. She turned to look at her younger brother standing at the door, her eyes were very sad, and she murmured, "All right, Tristan, then they can no longer bully you."

The flying snow fell on the girl's shoulders and skirts. She looked up at the snow falling in the air and smiled faintly, with a bright and thrilling smile.

"Tristan, the snow is so beautiful..."

"It's really beautiful."

She whispered softly, then slowly raised her knife and stabbed her heart.

No—

No way!

Tristan suddenly opened his eyes and sat up from the bed. The room in front of him was very quiet, silent, without snow, and it was sunny and clear outside.

It was just a dream.

Tristan gasped heavily, and his slender fingers were buried in his hair.

This nightmare had plagued him for many years.

After a Moment, he looked down at the person in bed. Marlene lay there with her eyes closed. Under her long black hair, her face was almost transparent, her lips were small, and her nose was small.

She was just a lunatic, but her eyes were full of simplicity and beauty.

Like a handful of pure snow, or a bunch of bright sunshine.

Tristan looked at her, suddenly fell down, hugged her in his arms, clung to her, and almost greedily sniffed the extremely light aroma on her body.

He sniffed very hard, and it took him a long time to get out of that dream.

His eyes began to clear up.